Essays Tagged: "Ohio"

istory in general and Indian customs in particular. The story is set in the 1760's in the region of Ohio along the Tuscarawas River.I also learned much about Indian customs. Throughout the book the In ...

he American and Canadian forests nearly wiping out the beaver population. As they ventured into the Ohio Valley, they began to meet English settlers who were traveling west to avoid the filth and crow ... owds of coastal settlements.In 1749, several prominent English and Virginian businessmen formed the Ohio Company and received a large grant of about 500,000 acres in the Ohio Valley. The fertile soil ...

with his father, mother and younger brother in an upper-middle class neighborhood in Bath Township, Ohio(http://www.apbonline.com/media/gfiles/dahmer/dahmer0814.html?s=pb_dahmer)."So what happened to ...

it because we want our future doctors to be so called "well-rounded"? "Well-roundedness" comes from Ohio states approach of students for graduating. Ohio Northern wants us students to take other class ...

r competitors were born. We managed to set up multiple posts on the rivers of; The Mississippi, The Ohio; and The Hudson. As of now we are sponsoring an expedition to set up a post in the far west fol ...

ed States. Utopian societies offered alternatives to capitalism, which utopians criticized greatly. Ohio and the Western Reserve played pivotal roles in religious, reform, and utopian societies in the ... stern Reserve played pivotal roles in religious, reform, and utopian societies in the 19th century. Ohio housed twenty-one Utopian groups, and had the largest number of utopian experiments by state.Mi ...

t does occur sporadically in the US. In the U.S.A., the endemic area for blastomycosis includes the Ohio, Missouri, and Mississippi river valleys and Midwestern states bordering the Great Lakes. There ...

ed Kentucky plantation, Sweet Home, in search of a life of diginty and freedom in the free state of Ohio. This contemporary novel succeeds in proving the immense prower of the spirit, the power of the ...

ted by firing squad there have been 957 people executed in the U.S.A., most by lethal injection. In Ohio u must commit aggravated murder with at least 1 of 10 aggravating circumstances to be sentenced ... re currently (04, 20, 2005) three thousand four hundred and fifty five inmates on death row, 202 in Ohio. In my opinion the death penalty isn't necessary almost under any circumstances, althoug ...

ers other services to better fit residential and business customers in the three-state area that is Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Their incomparable legacy in this region has made them a commodity for ... ness-to-business office where they make the bulk of all the business sales is located in Northgate, Ohio.The Chairman of the Board for Bell, Phillip R. Cox stated in the annual report:"Our employees a ...

idealistic. Sherwood Anderson highlighted his views of small town America in his novel, Winesburg, Ohio, which he wrote during the years of 1915 to 1917. This novel is quite unique in that it is a co ... llection of 23 separate short stories related by the common focus of small town life. In Winesburg, Ohio, Sherwood Anderson explores the importance of human understanding as it relates to the coming o ...

search and seizure?Huffman Trucking Company is a carrier service company operating out of Cleveland Ohio. This company has been entertaining the option to drug test their employees. The initial crux o ... crux of this option is that each individual state has varying laws in regards to this. The state of Ohio has no employment drug and alcohol testing laws. The courts are neither for nor against testing ...

mportant than others in the Presidential election. In all actuality, three states " New York, Ohio, and Indiana " were the most important. This conclusion can be drawn through a series of ... about the importance of the three states previously mentioned. The conclusion that New York, Ohio, and Indiana are the three most important states is drawn after conducting the scientific metho ...

that he recounts (Arnold 528-531).Some other stories Sherwood Anderson is famous for is Winesburg, Ohio.Winesburg, Ohio is the best-known and is an American classic that was published in 1919. He is ... girl. The story re-creates the universe of young romance so well Cleveland 3 presented in Winesburg,Ohio, and brings a knowing smile from all manners of readers (Compton?s Interactive Encyclopedia).An ...

By: Ben Alexander Leave it to Ohio State, the school that has produced five Heisman Trophy-winning running backs, to find a freshm ... Maurice Clarett is third in the country for rushing yards and he's only a freshman! The Youngstown, Ohio native has the spotlight on him. The question is-"Can a freshman win the Heisman?" Clar ... st won't stop! He'd give up a finger for ten more yards." Clarett doesn't deserve all of the credit.Ohio State's offensive line is one of the best in the country. They create those holes that a car co ...

onsumed by color.
The next section of Pauline's life begins when she and Cholly move up to Ohio. Black and white takes over this section of Pauline's life. The last point at which a naturally ... y colored figure is described, is on page 116 when Pauline and Cholly had first made the move up to Ohio, and Pauline was still hopeful, acknowledging the "calm blue lake." Also, at this point in the ...